Blender Render Passes In Davinci Resolve & Fusion (EXR Compositing)
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- čas přidán 22. 10. 2020
- Today we will be looking at how to composite your Blender Open EXR Render Passes within Davinci Resolve & Fusion. We were go over the complete workflow of recreating your beauty/combined pass! Easy step by step with the compositing workflow to get your blender passes working in resolve wit the same ease as its done within blender!
There IS A LOT OF INITIAL SET UP IN THIS VIDEO but after the set up it's really smooth sailing!
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Dude, you are the best. Everything that I was looking for, I found it in this single video. Thank you
This is awesome, I love your enthusiastic presentation style.
FANTASTIC, finally someone using Resolve with Blender ... SUBSCRIBED!
Thank you for this. This is very helpful. Keep going!
I just love the passion in your tone, it makes this so easy to understand even though this is my first time trying compositing and this is the first video I watched.
im waiting this for a long time.. good job
Man I love how excited you are when you talk about this. It's motivating to watch your tutorial. Thank you for the time you took to make this.
Thank you for taking the time to watch this! It was quite a long video but I'm happy you powered through it!
Really well explained - thank you!!
This the best compositing for fusion I have seen
Awesome! Thank you for this tutorial!
Thank you. I learned a lot from this video.
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Thank you so much for this!
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EPIC thank you!
Thanks! I was also giggling like a little girl when found out how powerful this is :D
real good video showing a detailed tutorial with out makeing it to complicated thx for that
I'm glad it helped!
Thank uuuuuuu bro 🙏 ♥ nice video
Veeeery nice. Thanks man.
Thanx so much, very helpful
Excellent explanation thanks!! You have a new subscriber.
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Absolutely, thank you brother!
@@BrandenArc bro that glow is that only in the free DR16 (exp) glow
@@patricklevar I'm actually using the studio version of resolve but I *think* that particular glow is from the free reactor plugin
Something great with a node based workflow is how you can change your original input and keep all your composition intact, so it's kinda odd to have to split the exr and relink all the passes every time you change your input... It would be awesome to have an EXR loader node with multiple outputs directly in Fusion, which would make it more viable as an alternative to Nuke for 3D compositors. Really well paced tutorial though !
love it this video! thanjks
13:35 Bro I was getting excited going "mm mm dang that's good looking" and RIGHT AFTER you go "mm mm mm this looking good." XD Terrific tutorial man, just brilliant.
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Best tutorial. Finally understood this. love the way you explain things. I know this is old, but i am having a hard time dealing with depth pass in Fusion, especially to use it as a mist pass (if i have a project from unreal). But still the whole z and mist passes are weird for me.
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really got a giggle out of you excitingly mention the node wrangler!
Thanks for the vid! Is there anything different about this process for an animation (exr image sequence)? I'm not really familiar with resolve yet.
hi thanks a lot for the quality of your tutorial and your help. Is it possible to use this method for rendering passes with image sequences (for video compositing with rendering passes)?
19:23 the gamma/Lut/gamut workaround might get you similar colors but it won't fully match blenders colors.
instead of a "gamut" node, add a "OCIO Colorspace" node. locate "config.ocio" in your blender directory.
OCIO Config: C:\Program Files\Blender Foundation\Blender 4.0.1\4.0\datafiles\colormanagement\config.ocio
Source Space: Linear Rec.709
Output Space: AgX Base sRGB (or filmic, what you used in blender)
6:11 as a color reference i would recommend a .png (to set up the "OCIO Colorspace" node correctly for the first time)
This helps me a lot.But I have a question that could denoising data be used for fusion?
First and foremost, great tutorial. Super concise and useful all the way through. You earned a sub from me. I have one question. Where did you go in Blender or their website to produce that render passes PNG? The one that tells you what's added to what and where to multiply? That would be so useful if I'm going to form a habit of combining Blender into my DaVinci Resolve workflow.
one year later but just type 'render passes' in the manual and go to the bottom of the page and you will see how you have to combine them.
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Thanks a lot for this great tuto!! Do you know where we should plug the AO layer? tryed to multiply it after the last diffuse boolean but seems to be a bit darker than the beauty pass
I've done the same but would like to know if that's correct as well
I was about to get into composition in Blender but I feel like i better learn the fusion and Davinci.. It is so complementary to blender.
but if you use the media in node, you can´t load the file directly , it has to be in the media pool but you have directly access to the sperate Layers of the EXR in the layer tab of the media in node, just a simple click, but extrem cool tutorial,
Branden, what if i wanted to do that with a whole animation? Is this also in ONE EXR file? Or multiple? (sequenze?) thanks mate.
import it as an image sequence in fusion tab.
Any insight on how to rebuild a beauty pass with more complex passes like shadow pass, and Denise info etc.
Wow Man! Awesome tutorial!!!
Do you think is fine start in Fusion instead of Nuke??
Greetings man!
Great tutorial...but I can't find the split EXR script...any help or even better link?
color space - gamut @19:23, press control+space, type in Gamut, press 2 on the keyboard to view it, change output space to simplified srgb
Hi, thanks for the amazing tutorial. I have qustion I did the same you did but the DiffCol is not showing any color except the black i think so when I'm putting it in chanelbolean its making everthing in black
Thanks!
Isn't it better to use Linear to SRGB LUT instead of upping the gamma?
is it possible to use the denoise data from blender in fusion ??
Hi! How can you compose it with the denoising? With blender compositor you can use the denoise node , but here I don't know how to denoise my images.
Hi, I am new to 3d and compositing, I can't find a way for something I thought would be simple to do but surprised to find no solution yet. I need to use 3D models I have found free online but when I import them in Fusion they do not connect material nodes correctly and even when I find material for them they still never look exactly like on source website but when I open the same file (.fbx/.obj/.blend) in blender then they look perfect so I want to export everything baked from blender for Fusion to simply use it in 3D, is it possible? thanks.
is that using the free version of davinci?
Thanks, that's great. But: What if that mysterious script does literally... nothing? Even though my EXR renders (made by fusion itself) definitively shows different render passes (Colour, Alpha, Normal, Vector and Position)? What am I doing wrong?
How would be your workflow if you edit a animation movie?
How to composite z depth pass in fusion, In nuke have an option that automatically recreate passes, similarly fusion have any chance. It's a time saver
Hey,
If split my EXR, but i want to composite on live action - so when i split, all of the alpha (transparent background) that was before, turns black. how do i keep the alpha after i merge all the channel booleans?
thanks
hi, how to open EXR in blender as Alpha Channel?
-because loaded EXR has blank background, no sky (the render is house with cloud behind)
-like in Photoshop, when you load EXR, Alpha Channel is an option
This has been extremely helpful as I'm new to davinci, however, I'm curious when to set something to add or multiply...? You don't seem to specify!!
You add direct & indirect passes and then multiply that result by the colour pass
@@BrandenArc Thank you so much!!!
How do you render ext in blender
I've tried everything here but somehow hair particles and denoise don't show up. Any idea on how I can fix that?
Just installed the plugins so it seems to all work ...after windows restart i cant seem to find the reactor plugin.where is it located in the fusion page?Or am i missing something /or should i install the plugin again?thx
At the top of the menu it is under workspace > scripts > reactor
@@BrandenArc thx a lot !!
@@BrandenArc besides the exr split fuction,are there any cool plugins i should start exploring immediately?
Nice
But need zdepth
Yes , my depth pass is screwing it up. Also would be good to clarify Shadow pass - I read somewhere it needs to be multiplied with the last diffuse boolean
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Good stuff though, thanks!